What CapturePoint does

CapturePoint is a privately-held, vertically-integrated carbon management company headquartered in Allen, Texas that combines upstream oil production with midstream CO2 infrastructure. Founded in 2017, the company operates approximately 225 miles of dedicated CO2 pipelines, 200+ CO2 injection wells, and 800+ active wells across 7 Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) fields, producing roughly 7,500 Boe/d and ~30 MMSTB cumulatively since CO2 injection began. The company sources CO2 from two industrial emitters — CVR Energy (850 KTPA, NE Oklahoma) and Conestoga Ethanol (27.5 KTPA, Texas Panhandle) — transporting approximately 1 MMTPA of CO2 annually for EOR utilization and monetizing federal 45Q and 45Z tax credits through three tax equity/transfer partnerships.

The company's business model is dual-revenue: (1) transaction-fee oil production from EOR operations across mature fields, and (2) recurring-revenue CO2 transportation and carbon management services tied to long-term industrial supply contracts. CapturePoint's go-to-market is sales-led and direct, with a Chief Commercial Officer overseeing enterprise engagement with industrial CO2 emitters and oil & gas counterparties. The company's disclosed 2026E financials project $162MM in revenue and $80MM in EBITDA, implying roughly 49% margins consistent with infrastructure economics and tax credit monetization.

CapturePoint is expanding beyond EOR into dedicated carbon sequestration through its subsidiary CapturePoint Solutions LLC, anchored by the $5B+ CENLA Hub project in Vernon Parish, Louisiana — selected for the state's short list for CCS final permit evaluation in October 2024. The leadership team is predominantly drawn from Denbury (a leading CCUS operator), bringing deep CO2 EOR, pipeline, and Class VI permitting expertise. Operating geographies span Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana, with the CENLA Hub representing the strategic pivot from utilization-based carbon management toward permanent geological storage at scale.

Name

CapturePoint

Legal name

CapturePoint LLC

Website

https://capturepointllc.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2017

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

51–100 employees

Short description

CapturePoint is a privately-held carbon management company that operates 225+ miles of CO2 pipelines and 7 EOR fields across Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana, sourcing industrial CO2 from emitters like CVR Energy to produce ~7,500 Boe/d and monetize 45Q/45Z tax credits. The company is expanding into dedicated carbon sequestration via its $5B+ CENLA Hub project in Louisiana.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Carbon Capture and Enhanced Oil Recovery

NAICS

Crude Petroleum Extraction (21112), Pipeline Transportation of Crude Oil (4861), Oil and Gas Extraction (2111)

SIC

Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas (1311), Pipe Lines (No Natural Gas) (4610), Oil & Gas Field Services, Nec (1389)

akta.pro primary industry

Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) & IOR (CO₂, Steam, Chemical) (EUALAAAG)

akta.pro secondary industries

CO2 EOR Pipeline Transportation (Enhanced Oil Recovery CO2 Lines) (TLAGAFAE), CO2 Gathering & Collection Pipelines (Capture-to-Hub Networks) (TLAGAFAB), Crude Oil & Condensate Gathering (EUALACAB), CO₂ Utilization in Industrial Processes (urea/fertilizers, enhanced oil recovery where applicable, process integration) (EUABAIAI)

Keywords

• Enhanced oil recovery
• Carbon capture sequestration
• CO2 pipeline infrastructure
• Carbon management services
• CCUS development

Headquarters

HQ city

Allen

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices5 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Infrastructure, Operations, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain

Revenue model

1. CO₂ Transportation and EOR Services: CapturePoint generates revenue by transporting CO₂ from industrial sources (ammonia and ethanol facilities) through its pipeline infrastructure to EOR fields, where it is used for enhanced oil recovery. The company monetizes 45Q and 45Z tax credits through tax equity/transfer partnerships.
2. Oil Production from EOR: Revenue from oil and gas production achieved through CO₂ EOR operations. The company produces approximately 7,500 Boe/d gross production from 7 EOR fields in operation.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

CapturePoint operates upstream and midstream energy infrastructure, providing Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) services by transporting captured CO2 from industrial emitters (ammonia and ethanol facilities) through its 225+ miles of dedicated CO2 pipelines to mature oil fields. The company monetizes federal 45Q and 45Z tax credits via tax equity partnerships and is developing large-scale carbon sequestration projects such as the CENLA Hub in Louisiana.

Product overview

CapturePoint operates as a vertically-integrated carbon management company combining upstream oil production and midstream CO₂ infrastructure. The core portfolio consists of CO₂ pipeline infrastructure (225+ miles of pipelines in service), Enhanced Oil Recovery operations (7 active EOR fields, 200+ injection wells), and CO₂ supply sourcing from industrial sources. The company monetizes federal 45Q/45Z tax credits through partnerships and is developing the CENLA Hub carbon sequestration project in Louisiana. With projected 2026E revenue of $162 million and EBITDA of $80 million, the company focuses on recycling carbon emissions to extend domestic oil production while supporting energy independence.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• CO2 Pipeline Infrastructure Operates and manages approximately 225 miles of dedicated CO2 pipelines in service, transporting captured carbon emissions from industrial sources (ammonia and ethanol facilities) to EOR fields for utilization. Serves oil producers and industrial CO2 emitters.
• Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) Operations Deploys advanced, industry-proven Enhanced Oil Recovery methods that repurpose captured carbon emissions from industrial and natural gas operations to revive mature oil fields. Operates 7 EOR fields with 200+ CO2 injection wells and 800+ active wells, producing approximately 7,500 Boe/d gross production and ~30 MMSTB cumulative production since CO2 injection.
• CO2 Supply and Capture Services Sources and captures CO2 from industrial facilities including ammonia and ethanol plants (CVR Energy in NE Oklahoma at 850 KTPA, Conestoga Ethanol in Panhandle at 27.5 KTPA). Transports approximately 1 MMTPA CO2 to EOR sites and monetizes 45Q and 45Z tax credits through three tax equity/transfer partnerships.
• CENLA Hub Carbon Sequestration Project A large-scale carbon capture and storage development project in Vernon Parish, Louisiana, involving over $5 billion in planned investments. Selected for Louisiana's state short list for CCS final permit evaluation. Expected to support over 55 permanent jobs and approximately 800 associated jobs.

Quantifiable outcome

• Injects over 1 million metric tons of CO₂ annually
• +3 more outcomes

Named customers2 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature3 records

Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• CVR EnergycoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCVR Energy operates as a CO₂ supply partner, providing captured carbon dioxide from their NE Oklahoma facility (850 KTPA CO₂ capacity) for CapturePoint's EOR operations and pipeline transportation services.
• Conestoga EthanolcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerConestoga Ethanol supplies CO₂ from their Panhandle facility (27.5 KTPA CO₂) to CapturePoint for use in enhanced oil recovery operations.

Scale indicators13 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Broad incumbents

• Tallgrass Energy: Tallgrass Energy operates significant CO2 pipeline infrastructure in the Rockies and is developing CCS projects. Its midstream platform and CCUS ambitions overlap with CapturePoint's infrastructure footprint and sequestration development pipeline.
• Enterprise Products Partners: Enterprise Products Partners is a major midstream energy operator with crude oil, NGL, and petrochemical pipeline networks. It overlaps with CapturePoint in hydrocarbon gathering and could compete for or partner on CO2 transportation infrastructure development along the Gulf Coast.
• ExxonMobil Low Carbon Solutions: ExxonMobil acquired Denbury in 2023 to anchor its Low Carbon Solutions business, now developing multi-gigaton CCUS hubs along the US Gulf Coast. It is both a potential partner and the most formidable competitor for industrial CO2 offtake, pipeline right-of-way, and Class VI sequestration assets. CapturePoint's leadership pedigree creates direct lineage to this competitor.
• Kinder Morgan: Kinder Morgan is one of the largest US CO2 pipeline operators, having divested its oil and gas E&P assets but retaining significant CO2 transportation infrastructure serving Permian Basin EOR operations. Its CO2 pipeline network and customer relationships overlap materially with CapturePoint's midstream activities.
• Occidental Petroleum (1PointFive): Occidental's 1PointFive subsidiary is the leading US direct air capture and CCUS developer (Stratos DAC hub, Petra Nova-style projects), combining enhanced oil recovery with carbon sequestration. As a much larger incumbent with deep EOR heritage (Permian, DJ Basin), Oxy competes with CapturePoint for industrial CO2 supply contracts and is a benchmark for CCUS scale economics.

Emerging players

• Talos Energy: Talos Energy is developing the Bayou Bend CCS project in Southeast Texas, a major hub-style sequestration project competing for industrial CO2 supply in the Gulf Coast region. As a CCS developer with comparable project scale ambitions to CapturePoint's CENLA Hub, it is a direct emerging competitor.

Direct peers

• Chaparral Energy: Chaparral Energy is an Oklahoma-based EOR-focused operator using CO2 injection in the Mid-Continent region, with similar geographic and operational overlap to CapturePoint's Oklahoma and Texas EOR fields. Comparable private/independent operator profile with mature-field revitalization strategy.
• Denbury Inc. Denbury was the pioneering US CO2 EOR and CCUS operator, employing virtually the same business model as CapturePoint: CO2 pipeline infrastructure, EOR field operations, and Class VI sequestration development. Denbury was acquired by ExxonMobil in 2023, and three of CapturePoint's C-suite executives came directly from Denbury, making it the closest conceptual peer despite the acquisition.
• Hilcorp Energy: Hilcorp is the largest private US EOR operator, with extensive CO2-EOR operations in the Permian Basin (Seminole, Slaughter, and other fields). As a similarly-structured private upstream operator focused on revitalizing mature fields, it is highly comparable to CapturePoint's EOR business and competes for CO2 supply.

Others

• Capterio: Capterio is a UK-based CCUS infrastructure specialist developing CO2 transportation and storage networks globally. While geographically distinct, it pursues the same infrastructure-led CCUS business model as CapturePoint and is a relevant comparable for the strategic positioning of CO2 midstream businesses.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles5 records

Subsidiaries1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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